1. the quality or state of being commercial; emphasis on profit and financial success rather than artistic or cultural value
Usage: often used critically to describe excessive focus on making money
2. the viability or potential of something to be sold or marketed successfully
Usage: used in business and entertainment contexts

Examples

• Critics argue that the film sacrificed artistic integrity for commerciality.
• The band's early work had more authenticity before commerciality became their main concern.
• Publishers assess the commerciality of a manuscript before deciding to print it.
• The director resisted the studio's pressure to increase the commerciality of the project.
• Social media influencers often struggle to balance authenticity with commerciality.
• The commerciality of streaming services has changed how television shows are produced.